Director/Writer Chris Nash’s “In a Violent Nature” is as indie as they come. The film’s budget isn’t listed on IMDb,…
Browsing: 80s
The recent passing of actor Donald Sutherland last week brought to mind an old classic—Robert Redford’s “Ordinary People” (1980). It’s…
Whether you’re a seasoned musician or just an ardent music enthusiast, there’s something enchanting about the intersection of music and…
John Hughes’ ’80s classic, “The Breakfast Club” remains a masterpiece which shows a generational tradition of teenage archetypes, and that…
In “Last Train to Christmas,” a reimagining of the Christmas classic “A Christmas Carol” follows Tony Towers, a newly engaged…
Crass, crude, and archaic “humor” is on full display with the 1984 flick “Police Academy.” It would launch a six-pack…
Director Tom McLoughlin’s “Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives” would take the formulaic franchise – first started in 1980…
“We weren’t a band, we were a gang…a gang of fucking idiots” In the first scene of “The Dirt,” director…
“Day of the Dead” is unquestionably the most controversial and debated entry in George A. Romero’s unrivaled zombie trilogy. Many…
If anything can be said about “Friday the 13th,” it’s a serial horror franchise if ever there was one. The…